Holmenkollen

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Lillehammer

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Trondheim

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Vikersund

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THE SECOND OVERALL WINNER OF THE RAW AIR TOURNAMENT

Kamil Stoch

The winner of RAW AIR 2018, Kamil Stoch, is a Polish ski jumper. He was born in Zakopane, Poland, May 25th, 1987. He started ski jumping at the age of four and got his first pair of skies when he was six. Kamil had his debut in the FIS World Cup 17th of January 2004 back in his hometown Zakopane. He received his first points in a World Cup in 2005. He won the World Cup overall in the season 2013/2014. He became an Olympic champion in 2014 when he won the gold medal in both normal hill and large hill in Olympics in Sotsji. He won RAW AIR 2018, and he won the World Cup overall in 2018.

 

Country

Poland

Born

25 May 1987

Personal best

251.5 m (825 ft)

The most extreme and intense ski jumping tournament in the world

RAW AIR is a ski jumping tournament where the athletes individual scores make up the total. Each contender will face 10 competitions within the course of 10 days, with a total of 16 counting ski jumps. RAW AIR takes place in four different cities in Norway. NRK is the producer and official broadcaster, and will air all competitions in prime time.

The central characters are the athletes; their battle against raw Norwegian nature, against their own fear and the different slopes’ gravitational forces. All this forms the basis for a spectacular tournament.

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Hills

Some of the world's most spectacular hills in raw Norwegian nature. Starting in Holmenkollen, continuing on to Lillehammer, then to Trondheim before finishing off in Vikersund.

10

Days

That changes ski jumping. Each contender will face 10 competitions within the course of 10 days, with a total of 16 counting ski jumps. This is a tournament where the points for the qualification and individual points in team events counts together with the points from the individual events.

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Rest

The athletes will have no time to rest! That is why we call this the world's most extreme ski jumping tournement ever! Experience the thrill and excitement 10 - 19 March!

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Holmenkollen

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Lillehammer

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03

Trondheim

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Vikersund

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Program

Holmenkollen

  • 08 March 19.30 2019 — LO Qualifications Men

  • 09 March 11.30 2019 — LO Qualifications Ladies

  • 09 March 14.30 2019 — Team Competition Men

  • 10 March 10.00 2019 — Individual Competition Ladies

  • 10 March 14.30 2019 — Individual Competition Men

Lillehammer

  • 11 March 17.30 2019 — LO Qualifications Lillehammer Men

  • 11 March 20.30 2019 — LO Qualifications Lillehammer Ladies

  • 12 March 17.00 2019 — Individual competition Men

  • 12 March 20.00 2019 — Individual competition Ladies

Trondheim

  • 13 March 17.40 2019 — LO Qualifications Men

  • 13 March 20.30 2019 — LO Qualifications Ladies

  • 14 March 14.00 2019 — Individual Competition Ladies (FINALE)

  • 14 March 17.00 2019 — Individual Competition Men

Vikersund

  • 15 March 17.30 2019 — LO Qualifications Vikersund

  • 16 March 17.00 2019 — Team Competition

  • 17 March 17.00 2019 — Individual Competition